Chinese scientists discover “D-rex,” a giant fungus with roots stretching back 65 million years
Scientists in China discover the giant D-rex fungus, a massive species with roots dating back 65 million years.
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Scientists in China discover the giant D-rex fungus, a massive species with roots dating back 65 million years.
Scientists in China discover a nearly 5-pound ancient fungus named D. rex, revealing an entirely new fungal family.
Glacier National Park confirms its first case of a deadly bat fungus while Yellowstone also detects the pathogen.
An amateur mushroom hunter in West Virginia has discovered a mysterious purple and yellow fungus with DNA matching nothing on record.
Scientific coverage highlights the discovery of a gigantic new fungus species named D. Rex, tracing back sixty-five million years.
A deadly, rare brain-infecting fungus is rising across the United States, prompting warnings from health officials.
A deadly fungus continues to develop resistance against multiple antifungal drug classes, according to recent reports.
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Coverage reports that a mysterious brain fungus with a high fatality rate is spreading across the United States.
Health reporting tracks a fourfold nationwide rise in deadly brain fungus cases according to recent data.
A drug-resistant ringworm fungus has been confirmed across 29 countries, prompting warnings of rising infections and treatment challenges.
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Research has revealed how certain toad populations are surviving a lethal fungus that has caused more extinctions than any other infectious disease.
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Earth's vast underground fungus network spans sixty-eight quadrillion miles, according to recent science reporting.